And you could also be a therapist because now I’m hearing your voice I’m my head saying “what if.. I could do it?” 🎈

Belinda, you are so welcome. I was surprised when making this, just how much I had to say!

Thanks Samantha, it is so nice to know what helps- so I can become a better teacher!

Elizabeth. I am so glad it helps!

I do too! I feel like I just can't get the one stroke consistency down. The neons barely show up, too.

@@9168W you are not alone on neons! Think of it as the buddy system. Look for one strokes that have a neon- but not all neon- by putting them next to a regular color they make everything pop- but will still load properly. Neons alone are best applied with sponges.

You are welcome!

Thanks Samantha- loading a brush is seriously like 50% of what makes painting hard!

My pleasure Angie.

This comment made me smile(TV part)...I am also new to Face Painting World as a Career extra side hobby; One Strokes & Split cakes are cute but I need to be able to have fresh ideas on 'How to use' these and make the most out of them. Some can be quite expensive too!

i guess Im asking randomly but does anyone know a method to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb lost the login password. I would appreciate any tricks you can give me

@Abraham Cesar instablaster ;)

@Kamryn Tony i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and Im trying it out atm. I see it takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.

@Kamryn Tony it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy! Thanks so much you saved my ass :D

Awesome! I can't wait to hear how it goes Jolene. I didn't make it to Fabaic, but it looks like it was such a good time.

Hi Iris, I would be happy to share, I like Loew Cornell 7000 series and their gold handled rounds- and I like short bristled flat brushes like protoge, I also like a 1/2 filbert, but brand on that is still looking for a perfect one. Those are my work horses, and any face paint company will sell them! Best of luck finding brushes you love!!!

Kellie! I am so glad! There is a whole range of approaches. I have worked with painters that I couch, come-on really get in there and load! and others that need the slow down! don't use so much water. Watching yourself to notice what you do and how you can improve is an amazing way to get better! Yay you.

I don't know if the perfect brush is out there- but I definitely have some I prefer. For rounds I use a #4 7000 loew cornell and protoge 3/4 in flats are my fav.

@@fairyfox Thank you so much!!!

It is a loew Cornell 7000 series.

Fairy Fox Design really wow I always wanted to try that series but I always see the other brand of. Lowell what you think about that brush? The reason I ask is because I love the point on it it’s not has round but more of point which I think would be good for mine work and maybe some tear drops would really appreciate your input?

@@Officiallynelsonrivera yes, LOVE this brush. Use it every day. It does have a great point, and it keeps it. It has such a good point that it is a little annoying for drops, it can scrape the center out- do you know what I mean? Anyway- it is the perfect black linework pen. Just bought 10 more.

What paint do you use ?

Been there! I use a short bristled flat brush, makes a world of difference in keeping my paints safe from over watering.

Balance is the trick isn't it? I will often go over the gloppy petals with a dry brush to pick up some of the extra paint, or wiggle the drier brush to try and coax some extra paint out. Also play with your paint brand, some do better double loads than others.

@@fairyfox I never would've thought about trying different paint! Thanks!